Introduction

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Customers

100

Our customer data

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Places

12

Map of Roermond

Description

Roermond is the city centre is full of history and culture, and is designated as a conservation area. The city has a list of protected buildings, like churches and guild houses, its skyline dominated by the St. Christopher Cathedral, dating back to the 15th Century and the Munster Church, build in the 13th Century.

These were just some aspects of the historical sign in the city of Roermond, it is also known as the largest witch trial in the Netherlands since it resulted in the deaths of sixty-four people by flames. There is also a History House, which is a museum dedicated to Roermond’s historical evolution.

Accordingt o what we discovered, Roermond is a city steeped in history, from its origins to the events that have taken place there. History tourists should keep an eye on this place because it has such a compelling and intriguing tale.

Another element of Roemond is its relvence, which is based on the Design Outlet, which attracts millions of tourists each year and houses 150 stores representing 200 brands such as Gucci, Prada, and others. Aside from that, the city is brimming with little businesses that specialize in used or antique clothing. These shops can be located all around the city. Cafes are another important aspect of the city; from Asian cuisine to sweets, there are a variety of cafes to choose from. For example, Dutch Home is a sweet shop that specialises in macaroons, which are delectable chewy shredded coconut biscuits that originated in France. Roermond is surrounded by parks and has a laguna right near the city. Parks are a significant aspect of the city, with a range of parks where locals and tourists can walk or spend their leisure time. The Dagstrand De Weerd Park, for example, is well-known for its waterfall and overall elegance, and it is also a tourist destination.

Roermond, despite its long history and importance, is currently suffering certain difficulties. These concerns are exacerbated by the exodus of young people, economic concerns, and pedestrian and vehicular traffic.These are the major difficulties that the customer presented to us, thus our goal for the duration of the project was to include a viable solution for these concerns. With our route generator website, we acknowledged young people’s worries and the economy, but we focused less on traffic problems. With such a focus, we provided entertainment for our customers in the form of a generation of possible locations related to places we used in our website, then additional advertisement pages based on the behavior of locations we used in the website, each location provided under the categories that they belong to, and we gained around four categories related to night life, food, cultural places, and activities. We also included many other features to the website that are related to such difficulties, such as a traffic pop-up that focuses on transportation in Roermond for our visitors’ convenience.

This Factsheet will include critical performance metrics gleaned from our workflow, as well as information on our customer and the district as a whole.We concentrated on determining a collection of helpful information to exhibit in this factsheet, including tops of our locations and additions, as well as viewable details about our clients, such as nationality and gender. And for the key performance indicators, we showed the duration of our process based on three months of work based on client growth, availability of spots, percentage structure for satisfactory levels, and many other project development targets that we set for ourselves. Furthermore, this factsheet was built using mockup data that may or may not entirely connect with the targets presented in a balanced scorecard; it is based on only 100 customers that we produced.

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Roads

25

Our used locations

Customer

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Customers joined per 4 months

70

Top 5 nationalities with the gender display

Age groups’ of customers

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Customers satisfied with the level of work

50

Amount of customers per their nationality

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Young customers joined per 3 months

54

Number of active users per 8 months

Number of customers that joined our website based on their gender

District

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Route Types

6

Top 5 locations

Amount of routes per location

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Location Difficulty

3

Routes information

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Pop-ups

12

Locations types by their difficulty

Top 5 adds baseed on the customers’ interests.

KPIs

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Number of customers with accounts in first 3 months.

75000

Number of customers joined per 3 months

Number of avaliable places using in a prototype.

12

Number of young people joined the website per 3 months

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Percentage of customers that are satisfied with the work in 3 months.

62

Satisfactory level per 3 months

Description

We attempted to view the early steps of our website’s operating process using such key performance indicators. We introduced acknowledge our customers, their age groups, the satisfactory levels that they found acceptable, our locations, and the routes that were generated as a beginning progression in the amount of three months.

Following that, we wanted to see how our customers grew and what age group they were in. To do so, we looked at the number of customers who joined our website and created an account with us, then we gathered significant information about them, including their date of birth, which we identified and grouped by age.Based on that, we created two graphs: one to show the number of customers who joined us during the first three months of our website’s operation, and another to provide a % estimation based on the age range of 18 to 25, in which we show the percentage amount of consumers by age grouping.

Then we wanted to devote some key performance indicators to our website, where we opted to look at the places and routes that we supplied for our customers throughout the first three months of work to see where we were at.As a result, one of the graphs was created based on the number of available places that we put on our website, and the other was created based on the number of routes that our customers created. We decided to display the data as a percentage result to see a better change and so that such a key performance indicator could be evaluated more easily over time.

The last aspect of our success that we wanted to highlight was our degree of effort; as a result, we gathered information from our customers’ comments and overall reviews placed on our online platform.Based on such information, we continued to construct a graph with a satisfactory level that indicates a percentage representation of customers who are satisfied with our work and those who are not. As a result, we may continue to develop and improve our client service.

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Percentage of particapants in a group of 18 to 25 in 3 months.

55

Amount of locations per 3 months

Percentage of routes generated in first 3 months.

75

Number of routes generated per 3 months